Sentence examples for because it makes much from inspiring English sources

The fourth quarter is generally Google's brightest because it makes much of its money on retail ads that run during the holiday shopping season.

A pioneering nineteenth century Scottish gynaecologist claimed, 'young girls should not play music or read serious books because it makes much mischief with their menstrual cycle'.

But if you've ever worried about being phished or having your password hacked, it could be your best friend — because it makes it much, much harder for a hacker to break into your account.

Not that it made much difference because Bill and Tom played very well and dovetailed perfectly.

Some breast cancer experts, like Dr. Marc Lippman of the University of Michigan, say they were not at all surprised by the Canadian researchers' result because it makes so much sense.

I think the reason that it makes a difference and the reason that we are disappointed is because it makes it much more difficult to get the count completed if the court rules that the count can go forward.

The alternate reality space has long been attractive to designers and investors alike because it makes so much sense – what's not to love about unintrusive but engaging overlays that make daily errands more fantastical, more social, more physical?

Which is lovely because it makes it much easier to work and make friends but, on the other hand, you really have to work to live a French life here because everything is in English.' So what's French about her life?

Cloud computing is the same because it makes so much sense.

And this is very important because it makes it much easier to size down.

"It's good because it makes it much more easily commercialized," Shulaker said.